Hi everyone
when running identification command I got the following output
==== Identification analysis ====
Testing prior mean
Evaluating simulated moment uncertainty … please wait
Doing 231 replicas of length 300 periods.
Simulated moment uncertainty … done!
All parameters are identified in the model (rank of H).
WARNING !!!
The rank of J (moments) is deficient!
[Eta_Gl,Eta_Gh] are PAIRWISE collinear (with tol = 1.e-10) !
[Eta_tk,Eta_I] are PAIRWISE collinear (with tol = 1.e-10) !
[rho_Gl,rho_Gh] are PAIRWISE collinear (with tol = 1.e-10) !
[alpha_Gh,alpha_Gl] are PAIRWISE collinear (with tol = 1.e-10) !
rho_I is collinear w.r.t. all other params!
rho_tk is collinear w.r.t. all other params!
==== Identification analysis completed ====
97.1% of the prior support gives unique saddle-path solution.
0.0% of the prior support gives explosive dynamics.
2.9% of the prior support gives indeterminacy.
Smirnov statistics in driving acceptable behaviour
rho_Gh d-stat = 0.350 p-value = 0.000
rho_Gl d-stat = 0.370 p-value = 0.000
alpha d-stat = 0.602 p-value = 0.000
psi_h d-stat = 0.283 p-value = 0.000
Smirnov statistics in driving indeterminacy
rho_Gh d-stat = 0.340 p-value = 0.000
rho_Gl d-stat = 0.360 p-value = 0.000
alpha d-stat = 0.584 p-value = 0.000
psi_h d-stat = 0.275 p-value = 0.000
Starting bivariate analysis:
Correlation analysis for prior_stable
No correlation term with pvalue <0.001 found for prior_stable
Correlation analysis for prior_unacceptable
[rho_Gh,rho_Gl]: corrcoef = -0.459
[sigma_c,ksi_w]: corrcoef = -0.421
Correlation analysis for prior_indeterm
[rho_Gh,rho_Gl]: corrcoef = -0.459
[sigma_c,ksi_w]: corrcoef = -0.421
What does it mean?
What would you suggest?
Thank you